Fruit and Veg
Day 3: British Food Fortnight - In Praise of Kale!

The vegetable super-powering our nation, thanks to farmers like Chris Molyneux and New Covent Garden Market’s wholesalers.
Read moreThe vegetable super-powering our nation, thanks to farmers like Chris Molyneux and New Covent Garden Market’s wholesalers.
Read moreLearn about British apples and where to source them at New Covent Garden Market.
Read moreTo kick-off the fortnight, we present our incredible market and what it has to offer.
Read moreWith the Covid-19 lockdown bringing a dramatic overnight closure to the hospitality industry, all traders across New Covent Garden Market were hit particularly hard. However, ingenuity saved the day for the Fruit and Vegetable Market.
Read moreGet out the sunglasses - here's a rainbow of edible flowers to decorate the plate. Other highlights this month include the first English plums, blackcurrants, sweetcorn and more. Read on for the full low-down...
Read moreWhether you're looking for pastel blooms or flowers in bright bold colours for wedding designs this month, you'll be spoilt for choice!
Read moreWatch as Simon Lycett sits down to chat with Raymond Gordon for our Faces Behind Flowers series.
Read moreThe Duchess of Cornwall has created a bouquet from her garden to celebrate the start of British Flowers Week, which runs between Mon 15 and Sun 21 June.
Read moreNew Covent Garden Market has partnered with the Uber Eats app to offer a range of nutritious produce boxes, delivered to your door with the push of a button.
Read moreWith Mother's Day taking place this Sunday, we're shining the floral spotlight on seasonal scented blooms and greenery currently available at the Flower Market.
Read moreSpring blooms are in abundance this month at New Covent Garden Market! From Tulips and Fritillaries to Snowflakes and Narcissi. Read on to discover more...
Read moreThe Market picks up speed in March, with highlights including wild garlic, Jersey Royals, asparagus, outdoor rhubarb and more ...
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